About
Independent, source-linked, evidence-first.
UFO Disclosure Files tracks official UFO and UAP disclosure records with primary source links, sensor telemetry context, unresolved questions, and clear limits on what each document can empirically prove.
Research archive mission
The objective of UFO Disclosure Files is to establish a rigorous, source-verified digital reference repository for government transparency. In an era where online discourse is frequently overwhelmed by unverified rumors, digital hoaxes, and speculative sensationalism, our desk anchors every analysis in primary government documentation, congressional hearing transcripts, and declassified defense sensor telemetry.
From foundational historical military cases—such as the 2004 USS Nimitz ATFLIR recordings and 2021 ODNI preliminary assessments—to the modern rolling 2026 PURSUE declassification waves (Waves 01–06), our archive catalogs each release with transparent provenance, technical sensor specifications, and documented agency custody chains.
Independence notice
This site is strictly independent and is not affiliated with the U.S. government, the Department of War, the Department of Defense, AARO, NASA, the National Archives (NARA), Congress, or any commercial defense contractor. All commentary, investigative briefings, and timeline analyses represent independent civilian scholarship.
Editorial desk and verification
The public author for the site is the UFO Disclosure Files Editorial Desk. Our team cross-references declassified records against empirical radar correlation files, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) releases, and sworn testimony to provide readers with objective, verifiable context.